Does this product have sufficient power to protect a Martin Logan Dynamo subwoofer speaker?
14325
Yes, it'll protect against most any surge other then a direct lightning hit.
254690
The XPA-5 will power these speakers. It will power almost any speaker. It was certainly enough to power my Martin Logan Vistas and Sources with a Martin Logan Stage center. The sub has its own power and receives it signal from your pre amp. The 200 watt per channel is more than adequate.
1409176
i wouldn't risk i see other saying not 1000 per channel some time what they claim is not true but i easily ran 1200 watt 4 ohm speakers with it and it didn't send it into protect mode. dual 15" pyle at 4 ohm. speakers have been known to burst into flames. i over watt my kustom speakers at a show when that's all i had for a replacement and my hats off to kustom and who makes there voice coils because they were so hot the voice coils would lite up and you could see the glowing in the portholes. so if you want to chance your building burning down go for it.
909165
Not knowing your current system or speaker capabilities I could make no recommendations. The SMSL is a 50 watt basis amp not rated as a pre-amp. I would suggest doing doing research on your current system and capabilities before attempting to add additional power. Not knowing exactly what your doing risks damaging your amplifier and/or speakers.
625981
Yes,its a small amp that does damage,I am using a Sony at 2 ohm 900 watts,great match.
2209334
Check the pre- amp output power level to be high enough for the minimum required input power level for the powered speakers. Should work.
2213365
It should be enough. I use it on my 1000 watt amp with my 1200 watt sub. And keeps everything under control pretty well. So I would say yes!
475653
The Sound Storm 4000 watt that I looked up is 1 ohm stable, so yes it would work. To get the most power, you would want to hook the sub up in the 1 ohm configuration, not the 4. 4000 watts is huge overhead, so just be careful not to blow the sub by turning the volume up too high.
1117421
I don't know, I did not take the cover off. I doubt it for the price. http://www.daytonaudio.com/index.php/spa250-250-watt-subwoofer-amplifier.html
380063
I returned the amp it went into protection mode.... My advice go with hifonics ju
1171334
I'm not 100% sure, this was my first time trying this out with my Bass speaker 1600w amp. But so far all is well using this productive in my car for the past couple months.
1552296
This amp is more than sufficient and is actually to powerful. So make sure you keep it turned down to protect your speakers from blowing. I have this amp running 2 15 hifonic brutis speakers and it is still almost to much power. I have a 8 ferit cap and it still makes my lights flicker a little bit when it's really pulling.
959888
This is a rugged amp with decent signal to noise. It is rated for 215 watts into 8 ohms dual, or 700W bridged into 8 ohms, or 350W into 4 ohms dual or 1100 watts bridged into 4 ohms. You can program the limit to protect your speakers. So, yes. Connect your speakers in a parallel bridge configuration so they show a 4 ohm load to the amp and set your limits to 600 Watts to protect your speakers.
1027233
In general, No. Down firing subs will definitely "alert" downstairs neighbors and because of the non directional nature of subs, so will a front firing sub. Sorbothane is better suited for mounting speakers on speaker stands or isolating components. This is not what you want for a sub.
1353731
Do not know. The speaker is covered with a metal speaker cover that is not removable
1746270
I would suggest a mono block amplifier. With those subs this amp will reach thermal shutdown in 20 to thirty minutes
535160
Depends on the watts of your subwoofer. If it's less than 200w, it should work perfectly